Hampton's Landing Marina is located on Neabsco Creek on the Virginia side of the Potomac River in Woodbridge VA, 26 miles south of Washington DC. The marina's address is 16205 Neabsco Rd, Woodbridge VA.

Captain John Smith camped along Neabsco Creek in 1608 as he mapped the Potomac. The marina is along Featherstone National Wildlife Refuge, which has 325 acres of tidal marsh, wetlands, and woodlands.

Marina Amenities

Club members have access to the marina's ship’s store selling drinks, ice, and snacks, luxury bathhouse, fuel dock, and an outdoor recreation area with picnic amenities. Free parking is close to the dock. When members depart the club's dock, they have a 2 minute ride to reach the Potomac River.

Things To Do

Club members enjoy cruising 3 miles across the Potomac to Mattawoman Creek on the Potomac's Maryland shore. Mattawoman offers 7 miles of boating through tidal marshes and wilderness shoreline. Mattawoman is famous for its largemouth bass, so plentiful that major bass fishing tournaments are held here each year. Mattawoman is also home to gar, perch, shad, and 60 lb. catfish. It is a favorite spot for bird watching, lazy anchoring, waterskiing, and tubing.

A boaters' restaurant, Fatty's Taphouse on the River, which recently replaced Tim's Rivershore restaurant, is along the Potomac's Virginia shoreline 3 miles south of Neabsco Creek.

Club members also cruise 3 miles up the Potomac to Mason Neck State Park, located at Belmont Bay at the mouth of the Occoquan River. It is a favorite spot for boaters to drop anchor in 2' of water along the beach. From there, boats can cruise 15 minutes up the Occoquan River past several marina restaurants and tie up at the public dock in historic Occoquan VA. An old mill town, Occoquan now offers restaurants, art and craft galleries, fashion boutiques, and of course several ice cream shops where boaters with children stop in.

Members taking a boat all day or overnight can cruise up the Potomac to National Harbor MD, Old Town Alexandria VA, and Washington DC. Colonial Beach VA, a favorite overnight destination 90 minutes down the Potomac from Hampton's Landing Marina, is an old riverboat resort town. The gambling boats are long gone, but Colonial Beach offers restaurants, antiques, art galleries, and other shops to explore. The town boasts the second longest sandy beach in Virginia.